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Packer running game: stinks
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Last year we had Jackson & Kuhn as running backs. This year we have a little better talent at RB, ought to be clicking better.Originally posted by vince View PostThis is like a broken record from last year.
Look, vince, maybe you aren't a serious football fan. You sit in your little sissy den with your sissy stamp collection on the wall, drinking iced tab through straw, and you clap when Rodgers completes a pass. "Aaron! Aaron! Aaron!"
Some of us appreciate an occasional taste of old school football. We want to see the Packers pound the rock. Push back the bad guys, not just pass over them. An occasional punishing run, or faked-out DB would be swell.
I know the PAckers are undefeated. I know it is a passing league. I am not whining, I'm complaining. There's an important difference.
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I agree with the Blue Dog. It's not enough for this team to be undefeated; I want them to be undefeated in the manner with which I am most comfortable."The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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Even with a girlfriend, you are still bringing your A-game.Originally posted by Fritz View PostI agree with the Blue Dog. It's not enough for this team to be undefeated; I want them to be undefeated in the manner with which I am most comfortable.
Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.
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Kind of funny since I thought are running game has been considerably improved over last year--especially at this time. Last year, our top two RBs averaged 3.7, and 3.5 yards/carry. This year, it's 4.3 and 4.2 yards/carry. (BTW, Adrian Peterson is averaging 4.4 yards/carry.) The only thing that made our stats look average last year and what's keeping our stats being solid this year is that Aaron Rodgers is scrambling a lot less. Instead of him averaging 5.6 yards/carry, he's averaging 2.5 yards/carry. Usually, our running game improves as the season wears on. If that happens this year, we could be looking at two RBs averaging around 4.5 yards/carry."There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson
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So, your complaint is that we should take the ball out of Aaron Rodgers' hands more often? I don't think that's a wise idea. In fact, I'd tar and feather the first offensive coordinator that tried it. I guarantee there wouldn't be a second. Passing over the defense early and often seems to be the far better option.Originally posted by Harlan Huckleby View PostLast year we had Jackson & Kuhn as running backs. This year we have a little better talent at RB, ought to be clicking better.
Look, vince, maybe you aren't a serious football fan. You sit in your little sissy den with your sissy stamp collection on the wall, drinking iced tab through straw, and you clap when Rodgers completes a pass. "Aaron! Aaron! Aaron!"
Some of us appreciate an occasional taste of old school football. We want to see the Packers pound the rock. Push back the bad guys, not just pass over them. An occasional punishing run, or faked-out DB would be swell.
I know the PAckers are undefeated. I know it is a passing league. I am not whining, I'm complaining. There's an important difference.Chuck Norris doesn't cut his grass, he just stares at it and dares it to grow
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I won't bother to check your stats, since you are as honest as the day is long. Well, at least around winter solstice.Originally posted by HarveyWallbangers View PostLast year, our top two RBs averaged 3.7, and 3.5 yards/carry. This year, it's 4.3 and 4.2 yards/carry. (BTW, Adrian Peterson is averaging 4.4 yards/carry.)
The fact that Adrian Peterson has ypc similar to Ryan Grant tells you all you need to know about the definitiveness of that stat.
I know that Starks and Grant have broken some 15 yarders and the stats are respectable. I'm offering my own expert, subjective evaluation of the run blocking. It looks pretty spastic. What is your expert, subjective view of the blocking so far this season?
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I absolutely worshiped John Brockington as a kid. John Brockington, MacArthur Lane.Originally posted by vince View PostHere's some fodder to soothe your sad searching soul Harlan.
One Xmas I ordered a JB poster for my brother. It never came in mail, the gag "gift" I gave him instead did not go over, and incident remains a subject of contention. I tried to buy a John Brockington poster on ebay to heal 40-year-old wound, but they cost a jillion dollars now.
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